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Etisalat introduces an innovative & practical service to transfer credit among Mobile users
Abu Dhabi, 17 January 2007, etisalat has announced the launch of a new service that allows Wasel customers to easily transfer their credit from their mobile accounts to any of their family and friends who are also Wasel customers.

Committed to the highest level of performance for all its customers, Etisalat announced this new caring service exclusively to its customers adding to many services announced in the past few months.

Etisalat is offering this service at no extra cost. Users wishing to transfer their credits are a touch of a button away. They can follow simple steps by dialing *100*050xxxxxxx*amount# to transfer the amount to their friend’s accounts. A confirmation SMS will be sent to the donor account with the credit transfer information. The receiving customer will get also a short message about receiving credit.

Essa Al Haddad, Etisalat's Chief Marketing Officer, stated that the aim of this service is to provide optimum convenient and simplicity for a larger number of our customers by enabling them to top up their accounts with variable amounts of credit any time and any where. Users can now transfer credits to whom they want at a min of AED 5 and a max of accumulated AED 100 per day. The maximum amount that can be transferred per user is AED 1000 per month.

When launching a new service, Etisalat is mostly keen to present services that are directly related to its customers' needs.

We are continuously striving for more new services that would meet our customers` requirements and offer them relieve and additional value in their daily life.

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Press release issued by Corporate Communications Department – Etisalat

For further media information, please contact:

Ahmed Bin Ali, Vice President Corporate Communications

Tel: 02 6182173

Fax: 02 6334448

prd@etisalat.ae

Tried it, doesnt work

Misleading.

zam wrote:Tried it, doesnt work

Why am I not surprised

About as helpful as their helpdesk service. More like helpless service

so it doesnt work?

nice..i like this idea

hahahahah wicked idea but is etisalat paying u maad

Rumours

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ISH wrote:hahahahah wicked idea but is etisalat paying u maad

Rumours

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naah just spreading the word

these services have been available in other countries like Egypt and Jordan for ages now ...

i know its there in other countries but shit aint workin here hahahahha

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so does it...or doesnt it work??

soon from postpaid to prepaid too

i tried it today! n it works!

mema wrote:soon from postpaid to prepaid too

haha thats awesome i guess now i know how people will give out the next eidiyah